Cattle and Hogs Prices Mixed at Kansas City Livestock Market
Kansas City market reports rising hog prices and falling cattle values. Cattle activity slower with steers and heifers mostly steady to down. hogs show strength with barrows and gilts up to 25 higher and sows up to 50. Parsons yards close Wednesday and Thursday.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
Kansas City Cash
Shaw Campaigns Across Eastern Kansas This Week
State Rep. Warren W. Shaw plans a Republican gubernatorial bid tour through ten eastern Kansas counties this week. He will visit Kansas City today and continue to Lenexa Olathe Gardner Edgerton Wellsville Ottawa Ottawa Williamsburg Waverly Burlington Gridley Le Roy Anderson County Iola Chanute Erie St Paul Thayer Morehead Cherryvale Coffeyville Coffeyville Wichita with a weekend stay in Wichita.
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Topeka
Warren W. Shaw
Kansas
Wichita
Shaw
Kansas City
Lenexa
Olathe
Gardner
Edgerton
Wellsville
Ottawa
Williamsurg
Waverly
Burlington
Gridley
le Roy
Tours
Anderson County
Iola
Chanute
Erie
St. Paul
Thayer
Morehead
Cherryvale
Coffeyville
Dearing
Yro
Caney
Three Lawyers Reappointed to Examiners Board in Kansas
The Kansas Supreme Court reappointed three members of the State Board of Law Examiners to four year terms expiring June 30, 1960. The appointees are J. B. McKay of El Dorado Elmer Euwer of Goodland and Kirke C Veeder of Independence.
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Topeka
State Board of Law Examiners
Kansas Supreme Court
J. B. McKay
el Dorado
Elmer Euwer
Goodland
Kirke C. Veeder
Independence
Population of United States Tops 165 Million Milestone
The population of the United States now exceeds 165 million, marking a doubling since 1900 and signaling rapid demographic growth across the nation.
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United States
Arkansas River Dardanelle and Eufaula Dams Get funds
The House Appropriations Committee approved 500 000 for each of the Dardanelle Arkansas and Eufaula Oklahoma dam projects reversing a subcommittee stance and despite the administration opposition. The move shifts 1 000 000 within the river program by reducing Oologah dam funding from 4 000 000 to 3 000 000 to keep overall bill totals unchanged.
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House Appropriations Committee
Dardanelle
Eufaula
Arkansas River
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Public Works
Eisenhower
Rep
Norrell
D-Ark
Oologah Dam
Congress
Jerry Lewis Freed From Hospital After Heart Tests
Hollywood comedian Jerry Lewis was released from Mt. Sinai Hospital on Sunday after a battery of tests for a possible heart condition. No results were announced. Lewis had been hospitalized Friday afternoon.
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Hollywood
Jerry Lewis
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Lewis
Country Club Golfers Win at Baxter Springs
Three Chanute players clinched titles at the Baxter Springs golf tournament with Wally Powell shooting 64 to capture the championship flight. Ralph Deitrich won the B flight with 74 and Lyle Holman took the C flight in 80. About 90 golfers competed and several Chanute entrants were Rex Truitt Bill Porterfield Dennis Mills Fred Sinclair and Howard Owens. Each flight winner received a new set of woods.
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Chanute
Baxter Springs
Wally Powell
Ralph Deitrich
Lyle Holman
Rex Truitt
Bill Porterfield
Dennis, Mills
Fred Sinclair
Howard Owens
Delegates Named At State Convention For Unit Rule
The article lists individuals including Kenneth Anderson of Emporia and Judge George J. Benson of El Dorado as delegates recommended for appointment by the state convention. Delegates were bound to the unit rule but not committed to specific candidates.
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Kenneth
Anderson
Emporia
T. T. Rier
Dad
Solomon
Judith Aitkin
Wichita
George J. Benson
el Dorado
Harder
Sedgwick Democrats seize control of 4th District convention
In Marion Kansas the Sedgwick County delegation led by Mike Harder ousted district chairman Nelson Poe and installed Frank George as new chairman. Poe charged Harder with violating decency rules as the delegation elected four delegates to the national meeting.
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Marion
Kas
Sedgwick
Mike Harder
Nelson Poe
Peabody
Frank George
Lebo
Poe
Harder
Democratic Party
George
Water Flooding Aids Kansas Petroleum Recovery
A U S Bureau of Mines report credits water flooding with enabling 6.6 million extra barrels of oil recovery over 12 years in Butler and Greenwood counties Kansas. Four secondary recovery projects used treated water from wells. Morrison Producing, Cities Service, Tide Water Associated, and Ohio Oil supplied materials. A water-flood tour near Magna will promote the study in cooperation with Kansas Oklahoma Water Flood Operators and the American Institute of Mining Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers.
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Washington
Kansas
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Butler
Greenwood
Morrison Producing Co
Cities Service Oil Co
Tide Water Associated Oil Co
Ohio Oil Co
Magna City
Kas
American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers
Both Parties Claim Wins In Oregon Primary Result
Republicans and Democrats claimed signs of victory in Oregon with the Senate race between Wayne Morse and Douglas McKay. McKay led Hitchcock in the GOP primary while Morse built a large total on the Democratic ballot, prompting cautious optimism for fall outcomes. Monroe Sweetland called the result significant for Morse.
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Portland
Oreg
Oregon
Senate
Wayne Morse
Douglas McKay
Interior
McKay
Phil Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Morse
Monroe Sweetland
Sen
Face to Face Debate Between Adlai and Estes Kefauver
Miami reports a face to face debate as Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver spar over Morse and political issues. The exchange highlights sharp lines on policy and campaign contrasts.
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Adlai
Estes
Miami
Fla
Adlai Steven
Estes Kefauver
Morse
Minor Operation For Harriman
New York Governor Averell Harriman underwent a minor operation at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. A spokesman said the procedure was for a prostate condition not considered serious. Harriman is expected to stay in the hospital about 10 days and continues to describe himself as an inactive candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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New York
Averell Harriman
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Harriman
Florida Democrats Face First Southern Ballot Clash for Delegates
In a statewide battle for the May 29 Florida presidential preference primary both candidates compete for 28 Democratic National Convention delegates. The race aims to shape votes and influence the California primary a week later as each camp broadcasts to nationwide audiences.
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Florida
California
Life insurance offer targets seniors for final expenses
An advertisement invites people aged 60 to 80 to apply for a $1,000 life policy through Old American of Kansas City. The mail only process requires name and address with no obligation and no calls, sending to 3 West 9th Dept L515B Kansas City Mo.
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Kansas City
Ins. Co
West 9Th
Dept
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